I make things up and write them down. I hope one day someone will read them and believe me, and then print out a copy for someone else to read. Until then, would you believe me if I told you
“Digital publisher Electric Literature has launched a new digital literary magazine that will publish one story a week. Recommended Reading is a free online publication, available in ePub, Kindle and through email and Tumblr.”
(Source: mediabistro.com)
Yep, Full Stop is on Tumblr.
Yep, Tin House is on Tumblr.
Anyone out there figure out how to code Google+ into a Tumblr, or vice versa?
Until I get a proper smartphone (or tablet with cellular service), there will continue to be a lag in the posting of items from my travels.
So prepare yourself these next several days for various posts from my recent week in England mixed in with my usual spew. Grab a cuppa, a biscuit and enjoy.
So this morning I decided to allow Tumblr to black-out my site.
But I’ve come to the realization that there’s this grayness to this effort against SOPA and PIPA. All Tumblr users can still see Tumblr via the Dashboard.
Wouldn’t it have been more effective if the Dashboards were also blacked out? Wouldn’t that make its users also appreciate the freedoms we have? Is it right to sit in our cozy Tumblrdome, shout out our opinions, and force others to listen — shouldn’t we also accept this embargo for ourselves?
[By the way, how eerie-cool would that have been if there wasn’t a soul in Tumblrtown today?]
I’m sorry, my friend, but I do not need Facebook-spamNotices in my Dashboard or posting window.
I need notices that say, “Holy cow, you’ve finally won the lottery, AND, the annoying clicking noise in your heating system is going to get fixed!”
Hide yo kids. Hide yo wives.
To quote a friend:
“Yeap, there is a reason why golf and baseball only require one ball.”
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